mleku

ok Guyron. cattle is a duel-worthy insult, and not even close to my opinion.

and i'm not gonna let him live either of those things down until he stops grandstanding for attention. it's pathetic.

i prefer to think of him as the PoW shill and screenshot typing champion.

when the economy is ok, and people aren't feeling pressure, and giving their tithe to the church of government, everyone pretends they aren't in a cage. when the pressure is on, the unstable, spendthrift clerics start demonstrating that actually the whole time everyone has been in a cage. they just were selective about caging people and squeezing them normally. people get mad, the chessmasters use tactics that people don't realise are in play, most of the peon prisoners are still in disbelief that the government and their financiers are causing the problem and swallow the controlled media narrative about bernie madoff and the cycle restarts.

i need to print a new grip for my cheap and shitty bow which disfavors my switch handedness. the limbs and string are ok but the only way i can fire it properly is if i hold it as is natural for me, left hand grip, right hand on the nock and string, but then i have to put the arrow through the bow to the left to land on the shelf. also, i've thought about that idea with the phones. i think there's an antique 70s redphone in the house i'm staying at. the label panel on the rotary dial is floating around in the kitchen for some reason. would be kinda fun to make one of those proper old phones with rotary dial work. i mean, the circuit to read the number is retardedly simple. can't even comprehend how i used to spend hours with one of those old handsets stuck to my head. the things you will do to get pussy eh?

if @Gowron sometimes hangs out in canada can we call him Guyron?

also, there is already some form of this in my work so far. a "spore" which i gave the whimsical name "mindsicle" as in "a mind-popsicle"

yes, and that will be a nostr event type that allows the system to share refinements to the translations, as well as accumulate knowledge in a deeper lattice with enough paths to enable searching, and reasoning. i can't stop chasing these little mice through the cracks into the forbidden gardens behind the wall.

highschool social judo. this girl is going somewhere

yeah, one key insight is that actually, the sentence is the fundamental unit of translation. paragraphing can be kept the same, the sentences in them can be kept the same, but the sentences need to be restructured. that is the whole depth of the visible part of the language that carries everything you need to be able to effectively translate. a tiny unit. searching is the next level after that, and then doing reasoning is the next level after that. these are going to be more challenging, but the translator forms the foundation. the translator gives you a matrix that transforms grammar. semantics is the next level. with a lattice full of grammar translations, now you have these atoms of expression that now become units you can trace a higher level of structure, mathematically, algebraically. no idea how difficult this will be to find but i don't need to deal with it now. just noting this to remember what will be next.

the only thing they do get right is the fallback to take you out of google's orbit. but the point stands.

it's moving fast. now i have started a process of using the known 'correct' translations as "feedback" for the stuff that was broken like the above, but still coherent enough you can see how it came to it. this revealed oscillations over a small set of two texts line by line in each language, starting with bulgarian/english. the oscillations pointed to where the texts that it had in it were not enough to fixate the nodes in the lattice that marked each word and how it travels a short path from one language in a sentence, to another language, with each point forming a structure that gave its analogs. that basic principle was shown in the second generation. there is probably another distinction i need to find, but i'm thinking that the different word orders may just resolve themselves with enough. with this new metric to determine how well the lattice has stabilised, probably there will be one more new feature of the patterns that emerges that closes the loop and it's a full text translation matrix. it's tiny. it takes like 10 minutes to eat the bible and the tao te ching. it's feeding on subtitles now, currently focusing on prefecting this one translation pair. but once there is a foundation, english is in the center of all of them. after that, translating between the languages that are now arrayed in a star shape around english - the paths walk from one side of the star to the other side. all it needs to grow is enough line by line patterns that you feed sentence at a time one language, then the other. they seek their fit, new words land in new places, and the existing ones where a subtle distinction gave a different word... the nodes shift and change their distances so the short path to translate that sentence is now the correct one. the most remarkable thing was figuring out that you can expand the number of nodes in the tree without rewriting anything, you just put a new number on a coordinate that effects a scaling operation that changes what was x, y, z to a new position that reflects a deeper mesh that more things can slot into. zero memory cost, traversal is converging rapidly towards optimization, and the data size is retardedly small. probably i will have 20 languages in under 100mb of lattice, a perfect translator.